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 = Iconic Dashboard Architecture =
 
-Iconic dashboard basically is a chunk of template, or a Django view that will be rendered as a partial HTML. Specifically, the view will be rendered as a collection of links that nested or linked to another page. Iconic dashboard consists of:
+Iconic dashboard basically is a chunk of template, or a Django view that will be rendered as a partial HTML. Specifically, the view will be rendered as a collection of links that either nested (link to another block/div in the same page) or linked to another page. Iconic dashboard consists of:
  * Django view (app/soc/views/dashboard.py). Classes in this view are not supposed to be instantiated directly, where each class acts as a base class. To implement iconic dashboard at least one derived class must be created.
  * Djano template (app/soc/templates/v2/soc/dashboard/*)
 
+Lets say you want a GSoC view named dummy_dashboard (which is in app/soc/modules/gsoc/views/dummy_dashboard.py) implements iconic dashboard. First you need to import the base class of dashboard:
+
+<code language="python">
+...
+from soc.views.dashboard import Dashboard
+from soc.views.dashboard import DashboardUserActions
+...
+</code>
+
+If the dummy_dashboard needs to render list component (such as in the participant dashboard), then Component class must be imported too.
+
+<code language="python">
+...
+from soc.views.dashboard import Dashboard
+from soc.views.dashboard import DashboardUserActions
+...
+</code>
+
 Given use cases of GSoC program below on how to alter the dashboard will give you an understanding how the dashboard works.
 
+<code language="python">
+...
+from soc.views.dashboard import Component
+from soc.views.dashboard import Dashboard
+from soc.views.dashboard import DashboardUserActions
+...
+</code>
+
+
 == Iconic Dashboard Use Case in Admin Dashboard (GSoC) ==